The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-21

STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
An eight year old son Of James Carrc
OF West Rutland, a plasterer aud bricl
layer. Was drowned Sunday while bathin
Jealousy among the liquor dealers Of "
: nooski has resulted 10 one OF them notify
. ing eighteen others that they must gu
the business.
The success Of Brsttleboro's town ia
8 enterprise 10 assured, between $1,000 al
/ 5000 OF stock having slresdy been sub
scribed.
Charles Buzzell Of St Vital. One. coo
for = company Of log drivers, was drowne
10 the Connecticut river Monday while a
tempting TO cross on log. He WAS abol
20 years old.
Friday was the regular monthly pa
day OF the employees OF the Vermont Mar
BILE company. among whom was dis,ribut
cd the unusually large amount Of $50, 90
~ their earnings for the month Of July.
There are good reasons for believin
that the next Freshman class Of Middle
bury college will be the largest one to en-
ter the institution siuc the war. Already
intention of entering the class.
Lambert Hastings died Thursday after
noon at ST. Johnsbnry. aged 80 year,
For 30 years be drove cattle to the Brigh
ton and Cambridge markets, at whic
places be was familisrly known rs "Uncl
Lambert. He was highly esteemed as
business MAJ.
A new Episcopal school for girls is 4
| be built ut Rock Point 10 connection will
the Episcopal institute at Burlington, OF
cost OF $685. An executive COMMITTEES
has been chosen and work on the new build
ing will be at once begun.
The Soldiers Home IN Bennington will
be formally dedicated August 10 or IL.
meeting OF the trustees will be held OF
that day at which will come up for con,
sideration the erection OF an additions
building.
The will OF the late Judge Poland has
been filed for probate in the Lamoillt
county court at Hyde Park. 1t provides
for no public requests, the properly all be
ing left to his family. II is said that his
estate will settle for $780, 900.
dertaking TO examine the teeth OF one OF
the Missouri bred" horses at Burlington
the other day, had his thumb bitten of
by the animal. and at last accounts be was
in critical condition from blood poison
ing.
One OF the features OF the procession Oh
Centennial day at Clinton, N. T., will be
Mrs. Anna Parmslee. aged lob years, who
has lived in one house in Clinton nearly so
years. She was born at SALISBURY, VT
Her parents then removed TO Connect
cut aud subsequently to Saratoga cou nty
N. Y.
Theodore Doyle. about 80 years OF age,
from Albany, N. Y, fell Monday morning
10 feet from the top Of the iron bridge
now being built over West river near Brat
and was instantly killed by strik-
ing on his head on projecting iron. He
leaves Q mother and sister.
The government agents have been
through Newport sending back French
men and other foreigners who are rot
domiclled in that part Of the state. 1t is
to be done by order OF the
president under a new law passed Ut the
last session OF congress. One farmer in
had three men taken away in one
day.
Rev. Father Gaffnty left Rutland Sun
day night for New York, and will sail from
the metropolis Tuesday for ireland, He
will be absent about q month. Rev.
Father Clark, of st. Joseph's college in
Burlington and native Of Rutland, will
take charge Of the parish during Father
Gafney's absence.
A creamery is in successful operation in
Alburgh. It was built last year and is
owned by W. r. Boynton & Co., Of Bos-
Ton. The last OF June about ii, 900 pounds
Df milk were used daily, requiring
Two separators for the work. Seventy
three cents per hundred was paid for the
milk for the entire month Of May. The
butter made has good reputation, and the
farmers are well pleased with this method
81 disposing Of their milk.
The st. Johnsbury Caledonian says
Judge Poland dined at the st. Johnsbury
House q week ago and remarked to some
trends that be was feeling unusually we'll,
Monday" be said, 81 am to speak at
Hyde Park, and this recalled bit OF ex-
perience in speech.making which he re-
,ounted in his own inimitable way. at |
Vas at the county fair at Bradford" he |
aid, 'some years ago and l was down for |
IN agricultural speech. Some distance |
rom the staud trial OF working oxen
rAs in progress. Bnt had good audi
'nce and was Just getting warmed up to
ny subject when Gee! Haw, Buck | came
rom the testing ground, and in another
Instant my audience was gone. Those OK
~ could draw and hold an audience better
han could"
Judge Wheeler Of the United States cir
,uit court has just handed down decis-
on 10 the case affecting the bankrupt
Wooden Mill Benz. j. Kram-
u OF New York holds two mortgages OF
80, 900 each upon the real estate executed
~ Richard X. Haines. insolvent. This
mt was upon the foreclosure Of one mort
age against John w. Carney, assignee.
udge Wheeler decided that the mortgage
. void Is TO defendant Carney, assignee OF
iaines, and that the bill be dismissed as
o him with costs In effect this places
Kramer upon the list OF general creditors
nd makes 800. 900 difference with assets
I this estate aside from other litigation
bis property may soon be sold.
In June, 1886, Judd Depau ran away
rom Breekmsntown, New York. witn
,dward Nelson's daughter, Elvira. aged
8. Depsn was about 40 and had wife
nd three children Of Malone. Nelson
raced them 10 North Island but found no
Their intelligence until last week. when be
~ the associated press account Of the
o-calied boy that gave premature birth
, child 10 Waterbury, Vermont He
iarted Immediately. and found bis daugh-
u there In . critical condition and desti-
ate. She bad worn boys clothes since
.aving home. The child was dead and
al been secretly buried in the night by
'epsu When Nelson appeared, Depsu
scspei before be could be arrested.
elson will take the girl home il she lives.
HAY FEVER
| have been great sufferer from Hay
ever for 10 years and have tried various